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SINGAPORE - Media OutReach - 22 January 2019 - Singapore's WEnergy Global Pte Ltd, ICMG
Partners Pte Ltd and Greenway
Grid Global (GGG) Pte Ltd, an investment company with Japan's Tokyo Electric
Power Company PowerGrid Inc (TEPCO-PG) as one of the major shareholders,
said today that they have formed a Singapore-based investment entity of US$60
million.

This entity will finance and operate renewable energy
projects in Southeast Asia, of which US$20 million has been made available for
short term deployment.

This newly formed Singapore company, CleanGrid Partners
Pte Ltd, aims to build and manage a portfolio of electrification projects
valued at about US$100 million within three to four years.

WEnergy Global, one of the principal shareholders of the
new company, has already set the stage by being an initiator for a microgrid
project in Palawan in the Philippines, to be part of this electrification plan.

CleanGrid Partners Pte Ltd has three equal shareholders:

WEnergy Global Pte. Ltd, a
Singapore headquartered company that has taken on several public and private
sector clean electrification projects in the region.

Greenway Grid Global Pte
Ltd., based in Singapore and with TEPCO PowerGrid Inc. as one its main
shareholders, aims to promote happiness and green growth in communities through
tangible investments in microgrid projects within the SEA region and utilize
the fields for incubation business and human resource development.

CleanGrid Partners is a first for Greenway Grid
Global, set up in 2018 as it will inject its technical knowhow and
research & development strengths into the new company which is solely
focused on Southeast Asia.

WEnergy Global, set up in 2012, is a Singapore
engineering and investment company largely focused on identifying, designing,
building and operating renewable energy microgrids in Southeast Asia.

ICMG Partners aims to bring in new global corporate
leaders and innovative technologies in order to enhance the
electrification throughout Asia. The company is fully equipped to bring
partners from different sectors and countries together to address regional and
global challenges with new business models and structures.

Several other projects in the Philippines, Indonesia and
Myanmar are already in the pipeline. CleanGrid Partners is aiming at enabling a
rapid replication of the Palawan project in several other places in Southeast
Asia to meet the demand for off-grid and decentralised electrification. In
Singapore, the partners aim at engagements in smart micro-grids at industrial
estate level.

Mr Atem S. Ramsundersingh, CEO of WEnergy Global, said:
"WEnergy Global knows that the problem of a lack of access to electricity
remains a chronic problem in the region. The near-term solution that delivers
on immediate on-the-ground benefits is to build, own and operate smart
micro-grids for off-grid electrification, which most multilateral agencies,
investment companies and mega power companies are reluctant to embark on. Our
new partnership will combine WEnergy Global's on-the-ground knowledge and
pioneer's experience in ASEAN with the best-of-breed smart technologies that
the likes of TEPCO-PowerGrid already owns."

Mr. Gen Funahashi, Director of ICMG Partners: "We believe
that investors, development and commercial banks and technology manufacturers
worldwide must address the challenge to electrify the one billion people on our
planet who have no or little access to electricity -- of which over 100 million
people live in Southeast Asia. We can make an impact by leveraging on the best
available intellectual capital and transforming the management mindset of
companies and governments to bring innovative clean energy solutions to this
part of the world".

Mr. Shinichi Imai, TEPCO PowerGrid's Managing Director of
International Business Development Unit and Greenway Grid Global Chairman,
said: "Collectively, the Group aims to contribute to achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) and the targets set in the Paris Agreement for Climate
Change through innovation."

Mr. Yoshinori Kaneko, President of TEPCO PowerGrid,
said: "Utilizing the technology and knowledge gained in the transmission
and distribution sector in Japan, we promote investment in smart power
infrastructure that brings vitality to the global community for green growth."

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